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The constant back building particularly over the NOVA/DC area is interesting to watch!!

3 minutes ago, aldie 22 said:

My bad there's a Starbucks and a Five Guys 

And a Sheetz

Yet again, you clearly have never been to Winchester. 

10 minutes ago, Ji said:

The low is too far west

Thank you. 

What are the winds looking like Sunday/monday??

Cold chasing precip…..works so well east of the mountains lol. 

I’d put money on 1-2 inches area wide. But is the most exciting tropical since Isabel lol

Annnnd here comes the drying trend 

1 hour ago, CAPE said:

6z ICON looked good.

For who? Areas already that have been getting rain the last month. Drought areas west of 66 look to be left out again. 

Any bets on we get the actual truth about the F-35 “missing” ??

GFS would make everybody happy. EURO would however follow what has been the case most of the summer.

Same areas keep getting rained on. Been that way all summer. Rivers and streams continue to dry up in the immediate area. While many of you have cashed in the last couple days, many remain dry. Not sure what it’s going to take for most around here to realize the drought locally isn’t a joke. 2 major rivers near  my location are dry…..haven't seen that in a plus years.

I thought 70% chance of showers today…….

Looks like a Maryland deal today!

Right on cue when a potential threat arises, the trough arrives just in time. 

I think I have may cut the grass for the last time until leaves really start falling.

2 hours ago, EastCoast NPZ said:

Minus some miracle tropical hail Mary storm, it is not raining here anytime before November.   These fronts produce nothing, and the drier it gets the less chance that they will.

If we continue at this rate, it will be a very busy brush fire season this fall. 

1 hour ago, EastCoast NPZ said:

W nor NW flow obviously will do it.  SW cannot do it.  S flow can't get it done anymore.  And now E flow can barely generate a cloud, much less a drop of rain. 

Like it’s always been said, once a pattern is established, it will rain where it has continued to rain and it will snow where it has continued to snow. If anyone else with more knowledge once to chime in, I’m pretty sure we need an overall major pattern shift. The overall rule of thumb is a rainy west coast=a relatively dry east coast and it seems like it’s been the way for the most part this summer. 

39 minutes ago, midatlanticweather said:

This picture continues the yellow lawn! Not good! Maybe we can improve it! The return to above normal and dry weather the following week is going to start to get me more worried! We need rain! 

 

 

Local rivers near me “hazel” and the Rappahannock are dry and for the most part hardly any flowing water. Don’t recall seeing that in the 30 years being here. 

Looks like after that last line of showers out west, that’s it. 

Radar looks ehh. Seems to be also fairly progressive. 

Just now, forkyfork said:

wind reports have been lacking so far

No wind. Some lightning and heavy rain. That’s it.

Run of the mill thunderstorm here in culpeper.  Looks like northern areas won this one.

Looks like a busy south of fauquier/ culpeper counties. Congrats northern Maryland.

Full sun last couple hours. Feels like it’s primed for things to start firing off. 

Low level clouds have really thickened here again. I don’t see any patches of blue sky atm.